Mystery of Coastal Village

Chapter 33. What Dreams Are Real?

"Patient mother yes, I know it is very hard to be in the position of mother. However, one thing that mothers need to remember is that there will definitely be wisdom behind everything that happens and God will never test man beyond his limits" Aldi said trying to calm the Mother.

"Then why would anyone commit suicide when they are not strong with their destiny?"

Aldi ruffled the little girl's hair in a fit of anxiety. The little girl was too smart according to Aldi that her question could not be answered.

"What's the answer about?" Aldi seemed to think while the girl was just waiting for Aldi's answer with a chin support.

"Come on why, sister?" Apparently the girl had begun to forget her sadness and now her face changed with a curious expression.

"That .. is because the person who killed himself did not believe in the goodness of God which is stored behind all events and his own abilities so that in his mind he just wanted to die. Wouldn't the mind be so controlling and controlling to us? Yes, God has granted what he wants because a bad desire for yourself will be more easily achieved than a good desire."

The little girl scratched her head in not understanding, but even so the girl nodded as well.

"Smart kid" Aldi said, chuckling. He did not want to look stupid in front of a child, even though he himself did not understand what he explained earlier at least he had answered it. That's ridiculous, isn't it?

The mother can only nod, in the heart of whatever happens may God always strengthen her. Although she was abandoned by her three favorite men, two children and her husband, but he must not do the silly thing called suicide because there is still his little girl who still needs affection from him.

"I'm sleepy Mom" said the girl and was seen yawning several times.

"Sleep here!" The mother patted her two thighs which were now in a sitting position cross-legged so that the little boy would sleep on his thighs.

The little girl nodded and immediately poured down her body.

"Why don't you just take her home?" aldi asked out of pity to see the little boy having to sleep by the beach without blankets or pillows.

However, the little girl had already looked soundly in the lap of the mother.

Aldi had to take off his jacket to become a blanket so that the little girl would not get cold while sleeping. Fortunately, when he came home he had changed clothes and put on a jacket before finally deciding to look for Tata out of the house and meet Bu Loli.

Aldi immediately enveloped the body of the little girl whose teeth were now grinding as it held back the cold. It was like Aldi blamed the mother of the little girl who had invited the little boy to spend the night in such a place.

What are they waiting for, haven't the fishermen who are doing the search gone home? Did the mother think that Aldo would suddenly come with the waves that were pounding?

"It's important that I have a friend to spend the night at this time because I have not dared to go home," Aldi's mind and immediately lay down his body somewhat away from his position from the little girl and her mother.

"Thank you, son," said the mother when she saw Aldi close his eyes.

"Yes, ma'am" replied Aldi then closed.

"If only Aldiku was alive, he would have grown up like you, son," mummy mummy and then join closed with the position of his body that is still sitting. He only leaned his shoulders on a wooden pole.

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"What's this bracelet?" Aldi was astonished to find the exact same bracelet as the bracelet told by his mother Aldo earlier.

"Isn't this Aldo's missing mother's bracelet with her firstborn?" Aldi seemed to be crossing bracelets and reading Aldi's name engraved with wood in the middle of the bracelet. Although the writing is very small, but because it has not faded can still be clearly read.

"What's Al? Tumben did you go into mama's room?" The mother's question made Aldi shocked.

"Why the hell are you? Kayak maling caught wet only," protested the mother while walking closer.

"Why are you sick?" asked the mother while looking at Aldi's face that increasingly looks pale.

Aldi just shook his head.

"Why does that pale face matter?"

"There is no Ma, maybe Aldi is just lacking blood" Aldi said as he sat on the edge of his parents' bed.

"Let your mom call you so that after coming home from the office you can stop by for a while at the pharmacy to buy blood-boosting tablets. Uh by the way what are you really looking for?"

"Aldi is looking for the same birth certificate as Ma's family card, the lecturer's mother asked for it."

"Oh if the letters are in the drawer that's not here." The mother pointed to the small closet in the corner of the room.

"Oh." Aldi was about to rise up to retrieve the letters. However, it was prevented by the mother.

"Let mama take it, you seem unhealthy afraid of collapsing later if you move a lot." The middle-aged woman went to the corner of the room and opened the drawer and took out the paper that Aldi asked for. After getting everything he turned around and sat down on the edge of the bed beside Aldi.

"It's put it in her bag straight away lest she forget." Although Aldi is an adult, his mother still considers Aldi like a child. Even he often spoiled his only child.

"Ma can Aldi ask and I hope Mama can be honest because whatever it is will never change Aldi's feelings towards Mama. Aldi's love for Mama and Papa will not decrease even."

Hearing the words of his son suddenly the heart of Mama Aldi became worried. What does the child really want to ask?

"Ma actually this bracelet who made it?"

Her mother remained silent and did not answer.

"Why is Mama silent? Don't you know where this bracelet came from?"

Mother shakes.

"So right this bracelet was found with my body on the beach?"

Aldi's question shocked his mother.

"What do you mean Al?"

"Mama does not need to ask just enough to answer," please Aldi with a clear look.

"No, you're a mama's boy."

"I'll always be Mama's son no matter what."

"Well, maybe it's time now that you know everything." Her mother paused for a moment to catch her breath before finally saying honestly.

"Yes, you are not my mother's son."

Seriate.